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There is a revolution in education across the world today, making it the most difficulties invalid or inapplicable to the present generation but eventually evolving with other issues. . So far better life is the hopeful end result, students lack the self-drive for college education.

Education will NOT help students make money in the future (The earlier you know this the better). This can as well be be two-sided because sometimes, most of these hypothesis were never true. Being educated has never been a criteria for a secured future. However, education puts an individual edge over their peers in this present generation.

Imagine how rich you will be today, if only you saved up all of your tuition.

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College is definitely not for everybody. The earlier you realize what works for you the better. That being said, I think it is every parent's responsibility to at least ensure their kids complete their high school. This is because high school kids are still considered dependent at this stage of their life and most of the adults around them make the best decisions on their behalf, based on their discretion and circumstances surrounding the situation.

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It's funny how most people who argue about this topic never put the mentality of students in place, which is the most important in this topic. I attended college simply because I want to end up being educated. It is not because I am smart nor because I do have a special skills/talent that differentiates me from my peers therefore I study, read and practice so that I can remain relevant to the world in general. I strongly believe that the vast majority of people are not educated and as a result we are amazed at the first signs of intelligence.

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It's clear to see that you have no education, fairytale, as your post is incoherent dribble. So, I'll do you a favor and lay out the no-brainer reason why an education is fundamental to your future.

This post is a complete lie. A quality education is critical to your success.

For example, education taught me how to critically analyze your post and figure out that you're full of ****. You provide no facts, or reasoning to support your argument.

An education costs between $5,000 - $30,000. The debt is 4% (a good interest rate). That education allows you to earn $20/hr right out of college in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or Computer Science. The minimum wage is $10. So, a college education allows you to earn $10 more per hour. At a normal job, you will work 2080 hours a year (52 weeks x 40 hours). So each and every year, that college degree will earn you $20,800 more. At that rate, a college degree will generate $624,000 over the course of your working life.

The cost of a college education is paltry. With a college education, you can get a job in the competitive world of tomorrow. That is called an "investment", something you should learn about.

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pdxninja1 wrote: ↑21 May 2018, 12:42
It's clear to see that you have no education, fairytale, as your post is incoherent dribble. So, I'll do you a favor and lay out the no-brainer reason why an education is fundamental to your future.

This post is a complete lie. A quality education is critical to your success.

For example, education taught me how to critically analyze your post and figure out that you're full of ****. You provide no facts, or reasoning to support your argument.

An education costs between $5,000 - $30,000. The debt is 4% (a good interest rate). That education allows you to earn $20/hr right out of college in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or Computer Science. The minimum wage is $10. So, a college education allows you to earn $10 more per hour. At a normal job, you will work 2080 hours a year (52 weeks x 40 hours). So each and every year, that college degree will earn you $20,800 more. At that rate, a college degree will generate $624,000 over the course of your working life.

The cost of a college education is paltry. With a college education, you can get a job in the competitive world of tomorrow. That is called an "investment", something you should learn about.

I'm not sure what the basis of your argument is but you need to attack the point and not the subject here. This is an act of troll to make baseless points as such.

Let's talk about Bill Gates, Did you know he was a high school drop out? What about Mark Zuck. of Facebook? Just to mention a few.

Most of my friends are artists and consider art an ability and no what can be instilled, which is a simple reason they choose to not go to school.

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If anyone ever thinks that all a college education does is to prepare graduates for a career, then it means you have obviously never had the opportunity to experience the untold advantages it has to offer. Colleges and universities don’t teach students WHAT to think; rather, they teach them TO THINK.

That being said, the choice remains yours to make, but which ever one you choose, make sure its not the one that impacts your offspring, friends or your loved ones because that is the best legacy you can give to them and education is a civic right for you kids.

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